hans, thanks for being with us. tell us about the ban. what is the ban going to do? some kids get sext message of themselves, get caught. what happens? >> what we did is we added a provision to our code of conduct to concerns that principals raised when we were reviewing it this year. and what we banned was the possession sending of sexually explicit or indecent photographs on cell phones. and that's what we did. the potential punishment from our perspective, you know, we're not dealing with a criminal aspect of it. is that they could be, you know, could involve talking to the parents, having a conference. it could involve three-day suspension or in some cases referral to a disciplinary alternative education program. >> is that a different punishment than what was already laid out there? stricter punishment because the ban is in place? >> the difference in our policy is we've specifically addressed the issue of sexting. before we could have dealt with it under some more general provisions or sexual harassment. because it was raised and because it was an issue and we'

it comes right to us. it's text hlntv. that's the key to unlock you being heard. >>> welcome once again. this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. we have shocking developments unfolding right now in the michael jackson case. number one, drug addict. federal agents used the word "addict" to describe michael jackson in the search warrant. could that ratchet up any charges? new clues from michael jackson's personal chef. she says she saw dr. murray come downstairs with oxygen tanks in the morning. we would love to hear from you. 1-877-tell-hln is the number. joining me to talk about this, kim sarafin and legal analyst from popsquire.com and anne bremner. a criminal defense attorney, former prosecutor. she sat in on michael jackson's child molestation trial as well. we've got the term "addict" being used in these search warrants. isn't that more trouble for dr. murray? the inference here is you are enabling a drug addict. >> he's got trouble ahead and trouble behind. you are talking about overprescribing, prescribing to a drug

. >>> plus nancy grace joins us in studio. once a prosecutor with a perfect conviction record, now the host of her own show and her latest action publishment, she is a novelist. her new book "the eleventh victim" we'll get her take on the book and some of the stories, as well. >>> welcome. major day in court for casey anthony, accused of killing her 2-year-old caylee. here is casey showing a little bit of emotion for once as her dad george took the stand. they haven't seen each other for three months. jail has gone to her, taking its toll. looking rough, let's face it. how is her defense going to build a case. her lawyers say they have significant evidence that caylee's body was planted, moved to where caylee's remains were found while casey was behind bars. netisha lance, an bremner and former prosecutor. what are they going for here? they are trying to say body moved while casey is in jail? >> that's right. the defense is saying they have significant sufficient evidence that proves casey anthony is innocent and caylee's body

e-mail us. cnn.com/primenews. or you can text us. hlntv. just start your message with the word "prime." it's your chance to be heard. >> controversy, opinion, your point of view. this is "prime news." >>> welcome. this is hour number two of "prime news." i'm mike galanos. all right. we have a disturbing new report on michael jackson. we just confirmed dr. conrad murray, personal physician for the king of pop, was surprised about michael jackson's "very unusual problems." murray's lawyer says the doctor did not know about jackson's alleged addiction or his medication when he -- excuse me, when the singer hired him for his comeback tour. plus shocking new reports that dr. murray left jackson alone and under the influence of the powerful anesthetic propofol to make some phone calls and by the time dr. murray returned michael jackson had stopped breathing. as always, we'll take your calls. 1-877-tell-hln. joining us to talk about it, dr. jeffrey guy, professor of surgery at vanderbilt university. also with us, criminal defense attorney jennifer

e-mail us. cnn.com/primenews. or you can text us at hlntv. just start your message with the word "prime." it's your chance to be heard. >> controversy, opinion, your point of view. this is "prime news." >>> welcome. this is "prime news." released in the casey anthony case. wouldn't you know, her phone records show a year ago, no calls, no texts to a zenaida gonzalez, the alleged babysitter that she accused of taking little caylee. plus this bombshell found among the more than 1,000 pages of documents. investigators did not find blood in the trunk of casey's car. but what about the evidence of and the vaporized chloroform. we love hearing from you. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. joining us to talk about it, steve rogers, detective lieutenant for the nutley, new jersey police department. also former member of the fbi joint terrorism task force. also joining us, attorney anne bremner, mark eiglarsh, and back with us again from wbdo radio in orlando, reporter marva hinton. marva's been on this since day one. marva, give us the lay of the

can you answer that for us? >> i think professor boone was correct when he said it was incense activity. i think people weren't think. we've seen this a lot when things are intended for global distribution, they may be insensitive in one market and completely benign in another. when thomas the tank engine was introduced into the u.s., it was so british it didn't communicate to the united states. that's something that happens all the time. i think the costco people responded appropriately. somebody just wasn't thinking. but you've got to think that way in this market. >> chris, how many eyes do you think saw this and could have caught this? any idea. >> it's hard to know because ex buying structure. but i would say 10, 12 people probably saw it and what they saw was a cute doll that's probably doing well overseas and, you know, it just went right over their head. no excuse for it, but that does happen. >> let me get costco's statement in. i'll get boyce in. they say, costco's policy is when they receive complaint

erin is with us, georgia. go ahead. >> caller: yes. i feel like if she has lupus like she says she does, she wouldn't be able to drag this kid around. i think that's what happened to kids around here or around the world are going missing because parents are getting away with stuff in public now. >> we did talk to a doctor about that. she said yes, if there is a lupus pneumonia there is going to be a weakness. she understands she can't pick him up but also says to your point, erin, that would also have trouble dragging the kid around. that was her thought there. let's get another call in. penny is with us from utah. go ahead. >> caller: hi. my comb is i don't think she should serve any prison time. i think she just needs major parenting classes. >> i agree. >> caller: a whole bunch of them. my main concern is if i would have been there and that -- store she was at, she wouldn't have been dragging that kid past me. >> what would you have said? >> caller: i would have dragged the leash and got it away from her and fought her over the kid

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erin is with us in georgia. go ahead. >> caller: i feel like if she has lupus like she says she does, she wouldn't be able to drag this kid around. i think that's why half the kids around the world are going missing because parents are getting away with stuff. >> we did talk to a doctor about that. she said, yes. if there is a lupus and pneumonia there is a weakness. she also says she would have trouble dragging the kid around. that was her thought there. let's get another call in. penny in utah. go ahead. >> caller: hi. my comment is, i don't think she should serve any prison time. i think she needs major parenting classes. >> i agree. >> caller: my main concern is if i would have been there in that store she was at, she wouldn't have been dragging that kid. >> what would you have done? >> caller: i would have grabbed the leash and got it away from her and stopped her from doing that. >> you were that disturbed by that? >> caller: yes. absolutely. i stopped people in places before from abusing and hitting and d

e-mail us cnn.com/primenews. and you can text us at hlntv, just start your message with the word prime. it's your chance to be heard. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i can't get over that plane story. i'm mike galanos. this is "prime news." big news in the michael jackson death investigation. more than a dozen cops, including federal drug agents, executed a search warrant this morning at a pharmacy in las vegas. it's part of the follow-up of the searches of the clinic of dr. conrad murray. just yesterday we learned the toxicology report is complete. but the cause of death still top-secret. well, could this investigation be close to an end. could an arrest come sometime soon. we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln's the number. joining us to talk about it, ted rowlands. jim moret, chief correspondent "inside edition." and also joining us, don clark, former fbi special agent in charge. ted, let's start with you. again, ted on this one since day one. what are they looking for at this pharmacy that's going t

you can e-mail us or text us at hlntv. just start your message with the word prime. it's your chance to be heard. >> this is hour number two of "prime news." i'm mike galanos. new video just coming into us from the man at the center of the michael jackson death investigation. dr. conrad murray, personal physician to the king of pop speaks to his supporters in a one-minute clip on youtube. give it a listen. >> i want to thank all of my patients and friends who sent such kind e-mails letters and messages to let me know of your support and prayers for me and my family. because of all that is going on, i'm afraid to return phone calls for use my e-mail. therefore, i recorded this video to let all of you know that i have been receiving your messages. i have not been able to thank you personally, which as you know, is not normal for me. your messages give me strength and courage and keep me going. they mean the world to me. please, don't worry. as long as i keep god in my heart and you in my life, i will be fine. i have done all i could do. i told the truth, and i have fai

you can e-mail us. cnn.com/primenews. or text us at hlntv. just start your message with the word "prime." it's your chance to be heard. >> controversy, opinion, your point of view. this is "prime news." >>> welcome once again. this is hour number two of "prime news." i'm mike galanos. new this hour, the family of a missing mom clinging to hope. kristi cornwell was abducted while walking on a country road. this is in rural blairsville, georgia. it happened last week. near her parents' house where she was walking. well, now cops say it's becoming more likely she was kidnapped by a total stranger. yesterday the ground saep for kristi ended, but police, state authorities, and the fbi still chasing leads here. kristi was talking to her boyfriend, we remember, on the cell phone when she was taken. the last thing she last thing he heard, she was screaming "dose don't take me." says she's a fi. let's also hear from her father. he spoke to abc's "good morning america," and he gave this warning. let's listen. >> i'd like to caution all young people and

you can e-mail us, cnn.com/primenews. or send us a text at hlntv. just start your message with the word prime. it's your chance to be heard. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. kidnapped 18 years ago, an 11-year-old girl, she's now 29. jaycee dugard found alive. walked into a police station yesterday. two people in custody. back in 1991, she was grabbed walking to her school bus stop. just 150 yards from her home. her dad was inside the house, actually saw the car pull up and take her. terrifying to think of that. now nearly two decades later, her family's in complete shock. listen to the emotion. here's jaycee's stepfather. >> my wife called me in, she said, are you sitting down? i said yes. she said, they found jaycee. she paused for a few seconds and said she's alive. we both cried for about ten minutes. as a matter of fact, my voice hasn't come back yet. and we just talked. she had told me she had actually talked to jaycee on the telephone. >> i can't imagine all the emotions they're going through. w

e-mail us cnn.com/primenews. or text us at hlntv, all you have to do is start your message with the word prime. it's your chance to be heard. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome once again. this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. a search warrant in the michael jackson death investigation. just released to the public. police and federal drug agents hot on the trial of the powerful potent anesthetic propofol. we now know that's the evidence they're zeroing in on at that las vegas pharmacy that they raided three days ago. dr. conrad murray, personal physician to the king of pop, seems to be the central figure in this ongoing investigation. what's his connection to this pharmacy? do they have the proof they need for criminal charges? we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell-hln. joining me to talk about it, let's welcome back kim for in touch weekly. anita kay, criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor. anita, i'll start with you. it's no surprise they're looking for propofol. but if they connect dr. mu

you can e-mail us, cnn.com/primenews. or text us at hlntv. all you have to do is start your message with the word "prime." it's your chance to be heard. >> controversy. opinion. your point of view. this is "prime news." >>> welcome once again. this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. back to our breaking news in the michael jackson case, dozens of lawyers packed in the courtroom in los angeles this hour as jackson's mother fights for some control of her son's estate. we'll get to that. one battle's already won. we know that. she gets permanent custody of the three kids. jackson's ex, debbie rowe, did not attend today's hearing. she had agreed to not fight for custody in exchange she will have visitation. no surprises there. but i don't know. i wasn't expecting this. don't know about you. lawyers for jackson's dermatologist making an appearance, saying dr. arnold klein wants to be involved in the children's lives. remember, he's the one who told abc's "good morning america" he isn't the biological father to the best of his knowledge anyway. kin

e-mail us or text us. start your message with the word "prime." it's your chance to be heard. >>> welcome once again. this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. lots to get to. let's get right after it here. breaking, urgent developments in the michael jackson case. entertainment tonight is reporting the king of pop was finally buried in secret. we'll get to that. his resting place, forest lawn cemetery in hollywood. and this just in today. the los angeles county coroner's office has completed its report on jackson's death. so when are we going to find out what killed him? we'll take your calls, 1-877-tell hln is the number. joining us to talk about it, russell weston, attorney, also with us, steve rogers, detective lieutenant, nutley new jersey police department. also, former member of the joint terrorism task force. anita kay is with us, criminal defense attorney, former prosecutor. and also joining us, ted rowlands, he's been covering this since day one on our sister network, cnn. ted, right to you on this one. we've got big news on the coroner re

it's taught us many things. it's given our kids many opportunities they would not have otherwise had. they each have a substantial college fund. they will all go to college. i have made sure of that. and so i don't live my life in regret. i typically tend to look forward, not backward. and i still feel like this is a good thing. it's healthy. and the kids would agree. >> that's where i disagree with her. there's no way this is a healthy thing. and there's also no way that those kids would agree. there's not a child out there that would say yeah, i'll trade mom and dad being together for a college >>> i thought it would be a great experience. they would get their college fund and i know it hasn't gone as i have intended it. i think this is trouble and -- even if she said i'm going to see it though, i understand what people are talking about. i think i would respect that more. >> yeah. jane let's gets a call in here. >> go ahead. >> i want to say that i love your show. i watch it all the time. >> you know, i'm jus

you can e-mail us. cnn.com/primenews or text us at hlntv. just start your message with the word "prime." it's your chance to be heard. >> controversy, opinion, your point of view. this is "prime news." >>> welcome, everyone, once again. this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. all right. an in-depth look now into the mind of a murderer. george sodini, the man who entered an aerobics class near pittsburgh and killed three women in cold blood. police say he was hellbent on shooting them simply because they were women. today we're just now getting a look at videos of this sick man posted online last year. here's a clip. >> it is easy for me to hide from my emotions for one more day, take a long drive in the car, listen to some music, daydream, or just do some mundane task around the house that really doesn't need to be done, that's not too important. and there you go, one more day, and one more day turns into one more year. >> chilling almost hearing words from the grave there. not only do we know that he killed three women, there are pictures o

e-mail us, cnn.com/primenews. or you can text us at hlntv. just start your message with the word prime. it's your chance to be heard. >>> welcome. this is "prime news," i'm mike galanos. breaking news out of colorado. we're watching a los angeles courtroom for pop singer chris brown, and just moments, he's going to hear his sentence for assaulting his then-girlfriend rihanna. beat her up back in february. brown avoided jail time by taking a plea deal on a felony assault charge. the judge is expected to give him five years probation and about 1400 hours of labor oriented community service. brown is expected to undergo counseling for domestic violence. we'll bring you live when that sentencing begins in los angeles. want to stay with us for that. meantime, stunning statements right now from dr. conrad murray, michael jackson's personal doctor. he's speaking out against those newly released court documents. they suggest he gave jackson a lethal doze of propofol. murray says he never gave jackson anything that should have killed him. and now his

bob with us from florida. bob, your thoughts here >> caller: hello. >> hey, bob, go ahead. >> caller: my question i had was kind of different because why cleveland didn't try to draft him, but i was just thinking because maybe he has a dog pen and i wanted to know if he'd get a violation of probation. >> the sarcasm on a friday. that brings up a good point, anthony. when the eagles go on the road, michael vick is going to take a beating. it's going to get ugly. >> it certainly will. it's interesting about how much he's going to play, you know, like steven said donovan mcnabb is this team's quarterback and how it goes depends upon donovan mcnabb. can i see michael vick being in there for half a dozen plays as a wildcat. andy reid likes to do different gadget plays and there's a lot of things you can do with him but that's the role. he's not going to come in here as the quarterback. donovan mcnabb, this is his team. >> one other point. >> we have to take a break, adrian. >> sure. >> got some calls lined up. want

you can text us at hlntv. start your message with the word prime. >>> controversy, opinions, your point of view. this is prime news. >> welcome this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. >>> a raid this afternoon at mikey fine pharmacy in beverly hills. the king of pop did business at the place for years, it was used extensively by dr. arnold klein and other doctors who treated michael jackson. something fishy going on there. take your calls 1-877-tell-hln. joining us to talk about it, an bremner, attorney, jim moret, chief correspondent, attorney and cnn anchor. alan duke is in the pharmacy. he is a producer for cnn, our sister network. alan, what is going on? >> i'm about ten feet away from where the dea agents are behind the pharmaceutical counter. i'm sitting at the lunch counter. this is micky fine's pharmacy and grill. i'm taking advantage of the grill so i can watch the dea and other law enforcement agents ask questions and search. they've been here for a couple of hours luking through files, in fact, maki

la toya's with us in texas. la toya, your comment or question sneer. >> caller: yes, i'm just commenting on the fact that the doctor had access to all these drugs. it's almost like he's a legalized street pharmacist, like a drug dealer. at some point somebody has to be held responsible for people getting too many prescriptions or being able to have that access to them. and the timeline you just named minutes difference before he nine. patients. no money should anyone's life. no matter how much money you're make. >> love my viewers. they tell it straight. let's bring don clark-n former fbi special agent in charge. don, that's part of what investigators are doing now, right? finding out what drugs dr. conrad murray obtained, how he got them, who gave them to him, was it on the up and up, right? >> absolutely. mike, give that lady an a-plus. she's right on the money. procurement of these drugs. that's the word. how are they getting all of these drugs? and i think the attorney general to is how are they going about

the number, 1-877-tell-hln eve mail us, cnn.com/prime news or text us at hlntv. start your message with the word prime. your chance to be heard. >>> controversy, opinion, your point of view. this is "prime news." >>> welcome this is "prime news," i'm mike galanos. >>> this hour, a live-in boyfriend and a mother sit behind bars, charged with first degree murder in the heinous killing of her own little boy. robert manuel's body was found floating in a canal near boise, idaho, on august 3rd. here are the suspects, melissa jenkins, she is 30, mother of two other kids, and her live-in boyfriend, daniel ehrlich jr., he is 36. criminal record goes back to junior high. now, they were arrested yesterday and the grand jury indictment was just unsealed today. details, horrific. police say little robert scuffered ongoing emotional abuse, physical abuse, so brutal, it ended up killing him. ehrlich jr., accused of torturing robert, beating him with his hands, feet, mom even helped, didn't help her son, so no one would find out or get him help. she did nothing. let's take your

stephen a., joining us again. we did a little research, forbes.com landed on it there, louisville basketball, most profitable in the country, the value of the basketball program, $24.4 million when pitino showed up, i think they were 12-19 the year before, they've won 70% of their games this. he gets a pass because they win, is that what it is? >> it's all about the benjamins. it's about getting paid, the money that he brings to that program, the attention and prestige and the cache that he bring to the program, the aural-americans he's able to recruit because he is rick pitino, being a national championship coach at kentucky, taking providence to the final four, taking louisville as far as he's done, all of those things factor the equation but i don't think you can minimize or diminish the alleging the allegations and throwing the allegations because the fact is, there have been so many holes in the story, what it comes down to in the eyes of these administrators is, do we sit there and disrupt our program becaus

you can e-mail us at cnn.com/primenews or text us at hlntv. just start your message with the word "prime." controversy, opinion, your point of view. this is "prime news." >>> welcome. this is "prime news." i'm mike galanos. what a story. the picture of sheer terror. a man enters an aerobic dance class, turns off the lights, doesn't say a word, and then starts firing. this happened at an l.a. fitness just outside of pittsburgh last night. three women in that class were shot and killed. nine others were hurt. that before the gunman killed himself. now, the police say the man has been identified as george sodini. 48 years old, a member of that gym. he was on a mission, hellbent on shooting people, brought four handguns in a gym bag, left notes inside, talking about his hatred for women. he had blogged about his loneliness, rejection, growing rage. want to hear from you on this story. call in. 1-877-tell-hln is the number. and we want to start with jordan solomon. she witnessed the shooting, was in the class when it happened. and thankfully, she's

you can e-mail us, cnn.com/primenews. text us at hlntv, the number's 45688. start your message with the word prime. it's your chance to be heard. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> quite a story to start things out here. one of the biggest names in basketball involved in a salacious sex scandal. louisville basketball coach, here's what we know. august 2003, coach pitino at a restaurant, boozing it up a little bit. approached by a woman. they end up having sex at a table near the bar. a couple of weeks later she informs the coach she's pregnant. he ends up giving her money. she gets an abortion. now, this comes to light six years later because police say she was trying to extort $10 million from him? on top of all that, she claims she was raped. we're going to hit this on a couple fronts. we'll get the details of this sordid affair, the alleged extortion, and beyond that, what should happen to the coach? he's the face of a university. leader of young men. i think he should be fired. what do you think? 1-877-tell-hln is the number. let's bring in our exp

also with us, back with us, kent taylor, reporter "prime news" affiliate wave. and joining me again on the phone, colleague, friend stephen a. smith, journalist, former anchor, reporter, analyst, espn and again my colleague at cnn si. great to have everybody back. kent, let me start with you. oar a reporter there in louisville. is there talk of any kind of punishment at all for the coach or are they just moving forward? >> it dpunts sound like it at this point. as you said, tom jurich, the athletic director, vice president of athletics, he said he's a million percent behind him. we talked with the president of the university dr. james ramsey today. he seems to be behind coach pitino. we'll see. unless something else comes out, which is entirely possible at this point, i mean, it's been crazy for the last four months. so as long as we have all the facts right now, it sounds like nothing else will happen to coach pitino, that he will not be suspended, window take a leave of absence, and will be back on the bench next season. >> real quick, ken, the president of th

carlos, help us out here. did he sign some kind of agreement that he'll visit occasionally and that's about the extent of his involvement with the kids? >> joe jackson's involvement with the family is minuscule. he lives in las vegas. he does not live in encino with the rest of the family. he comes and goes. he has agreed that he will not be a major part of the kids' lives. so you're not going to see the jackson three out there as was rumored before. which is a good thing. you know, katherine can focus on being a grandmother and motherly figure to these three kids, and joe jackson stays in vegas. >> we've got to leave it there. lisa and gail are going to stick around for the next story. carlos, we thank you. check out this video. a woman seen dragging her kid, we believe he was being a little unruly, but regardless, she's dragging her kid on a leash through a cell phone store. obviously someone with a cell phone video fired up and here we go. she gets charged with a felony. want your thoughts on this one, 1-87

and also don clark with us to help or the it out. keith, what are authorities telling you about that tip in north carolina? >> what we heard is what you guys reported, that it dumb through that show on saturday night, the "america's most wanted" show, that it was in their estimation one of many tips that they've gotten from a variety of sources. and our understanding was that they weren't that -- didn't have any more confidence or less confidence in that particular tip than they did others they were working on, the indication we got from them. >> we'll take a quick break. more with keith and don coming up as we continue to search and hope for kristie cornwell.

what do you have planned for us your second year? >> one of the great things about working for a museum where news is in the title we're updating and reflect the headlines in the museum. not long ago when there was an uproar in iran we covered the social network and the twittering. when newspapers have collapsed and some markets we quickly reported that. upcoming exhibits include: throughout the next year you'll be able to see manhunt exhibit about the assassination of abraham lincoln and barack ob a obama. >> i'm so sorry. we've run out of time but everyone has got and go and see the museum. >> thank you very much >> my guest has been ken pullson president of

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